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Just in case you weren't completely freaked out by the satellites in space detecting you every move (or Google) Nintendo is joining the party. In 2014, Nintendo filed for a patent for a device with the ability to find objects and use them as IRL game controllers. This patent was made public on Tuesday (April 5) and details the technical specs for a device that uses both cameras and mirrors to detect objects in its immediate vicinity. The new device, though similar to the technology already present in the 3DS, uses its cameras to detect objects and the light aroun...
While it's shocking that the holiday season is almost upon us, we've got some great Nintendo news that will get you excited about the fall and winter. Earlier today, the lovely people at Nintendo released an infographic that outlines their North America/Europe game release calendar for the rest of 2015. There are quite a few WiiU games that will be out before Christmas and definitely a couple really big 3DS games as well. The much anticipated Mario Maker is hitting shelves on September 11th, and it'll cost you $60. If you haven...
Can we just all stop for a second and pick up our jaws. These amiibos blew me through the water! They are way too cute to pass up! Although, can we really say amiibos, they look like plushies to me. I must say I am really jealous of these cute plushies, I have three Yoshi plushs, but they are not yarn! Now for the bad news, the pre-order is for the Nintendo UK store. Sorry guys. But yay for the UK: you are making everyone else envious! The UK plans on selling these cute yarn-like Yoshis in bundle along with its game ...
Ebay and the internet have exploded with the news that Nintendo is discontinuing the Villager, Marth, and Wii Fit Trainer amiibos. The Villager and Marth amiibos are already selling on Ebay for upwards of $60 and the Wii Fit Trainer is climbing north of $35. Other amiibo news that hasn’t hit articles yet is that Toys R Us has already sold out of their exclusive Lucario amiibo. This means anyone who wanted this amiibo and hasn’t preordered yet will have to pay the ridiculous price that people will demand for this on Ebay. What does this mean for amiibos, and why is Nintendo doing this? These are the two questions I had as I saw prices soar into ridiculous amounts. Amiibos were something I ...